Please resolve all discussion Discussion1. Design a mod-6 Ring counter using J-K flip-flops.2. Design a mod-10 Johnson counter using J-K flip-flops.3. The sequence 101100 is serially entered (Beginning with LSB) into a 6-bit serial outshift register that is initially clear.a. Implement the shift register with J-K flip-flops.b. Find the Q output after three clock pulses.4. If an 8-bit Ring counter has the initial state 10100000, determine the counter sequence.Note: QoQ1 Q₂ Q3 Q4QsQ6Q710100000

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1. Design a mod-6 Ring counter using J-K flip-flops.
2. Design a mod-10 Johnson counter using J-K flip-flops.
3. The sequence 101100 is serially entered (Beginning with LSB) into a 6-bit serial out
shift register that is initially clear.
a. Implement the shift register with J-K flip-flops.
b. Find the Q output after three clock pulses.
4. If an 8-bit Ring counter has the initial state 10100000, determine the counter sequence.
Note: QoQ1 Q₂ Q3 Q4QsQ6Q7
10100000

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